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3. Aches and pains in your 50's, When I asked my doc, she said "Mr. Johnson, you are just getting older

Thu Feb 18, 2016, 12:25 PM

Feb 2016

. Wait until you are in your 60's. But I have to remind myself to eat all the time. My weight got to 200lbs when working. All the going out during lunch with co workers and meals after work really put on the pounds. I never wanted anything, maybe a small salad, but they kept at me. I have not bee able to get my weight down to 150 where I was when I went to work there. I had that natural swimmers type build most of my life. I think the body probably likes that build. I wished I could get into the habit of cooking, but just not in my nature I guess.

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The invisible link between autism and anorexia [View all] LiberalArkie Feb 2016 OP

Excellent! WhaTHellsgoingonhere Feb 2016 #1

I used to exercise obsessively and not eat. hunter Feb 2016 #2

Aches and pains in your 50's, When I asked my doc, she said "Mr. Johnson, you are just getting older LiberalArkie Feb 2016 #3

Aches and pains, I wish... hunter Feb 2016 #5

I was that way when I was younger. 5% body fat as a kid. LiberalArkie Feb 2016 #6

So, she spent decades being diagnosed as "hysterical," in other words Orrex Feb 2016 #4

Does this doctor have x-ray vision? Snobblevitch Feb 2016 #7

Autistic and >250 lbs. here KamaAina Feb 2016 #8

Xposted to Asperger's/PDD group KamaAina Feb 2016 #9

I'll read this later, but I wonder... HuckleB Feb 2016 #10

I think the problem is how autistic people are stereotyped. Odin2005 Feb 2016 #11

I think I was mildly Autistic as I would get on a creative project and stay there. LiberalArkie Feb 2016 #12

Damn! I could have told them that thirty-five years ago IF the many 1monster Mar 2016 #13